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Even if two random vectors don't have high cosine similarity, and I have not had this issue in 3000 dimensions, the cosine similarity is still usable in relativ
by OutOfHere 2y ago
Even if two random vectors don't have high cosine similarity, and I have not had this issue in 3000 dimensions, the cosine similarity is still usable in relative terms, i.e. relative to other items in the dataset. This keeps it useful.
- acjohnson55 2y agoMakes sense. I'm guessing it's one of those things where there's significant info in the magnitude of the exponent, in terms of relative similarity?